The Nature Connection Network/Just Budgets Mutual Flourishing without Trade-Offs with Lucia Colombaro

  • $150

Just Budgets Mutual Flourishing without Trade-Offs with Lucia Colombaro

  • Course
  • 2 Lessons

What do reparations and land back have to do with your struggling budget? Your ability to survive and thrive.

Move from an economics of fear to one of love. Incorporating principles of equity and anti-racism into your financial practices is the evolutionary step needed to expand your organizational capacity, reach, and relevance.

Through a hands-on approach, we will engage with the reality that all material flourishing is mutual. Long-term organizational strength and health depend on making principle-based budgetary changes through very practical steps stemming from shifts in thinking about resources and access.

Through a re-conception of your budget as a tool for change, you can transform your organizational economic outlook and the world.

How You Get Access

NCN has partnered with our  conference presenters to make these powerful recordings accessible to a larger audience. All profits go exclusively to the Nature Connection Network's BIPOC Reparations Fund and the presentations are being offered with sliding, pay-what-you-can pricing. 

Overseen by the NCN’s Black, Indigenous, and People of Color Circle, this fund directly supports BIPOC leadership within the field of nature connection. Areas of funding include:
  • Reparations Awards to support BIPOC participation in NCN programs.
  • Compensation for BIPOC leadership within NCN’s Shared Leadership.
  • Fair exchange for Black, Indigenous, and People of Color presenters at NCN programming.
  • Support for BIPOC-led initiatives within NCN membership as well as in the broader community.
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Lucia Colombaro

Lucia Colombaro is a mother, educator, scholar, social entrepreneur, and white abolitionist and reparations and land back accomplice. Community Support Manager for Kibilio Farm and Community and Founding Director of Ethos Evolution Institute, Lucia looks at economic equity as the locus for innovation in transforming consumption, extraction, harm, and violence into reparative healing, climate recovery, and social and material well-being for all. Her focus is creating financial models that turn budgetary and organizational practices into sources of mutual flourishing by centering Indigenous sovereignty, Black liberation, and care through female and non-binary leadership.

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